John Stossel

Exposing the Recycling ‘Scam’

Brandon Morse writes for RedState.com about false narratives tied to recycling. John Stossel is back to ruin your preconceived notions of things with some very inconvenient truths. In this case,…

Capitalism Stands Against Racism

John Stossel devotes a Townhall.com column to battling a common myth about capitalism. Capitalism and racism go together? I hear it all the time. “Racism is intricately linked to capitalism,”…

New Law Stops North Carolina from Repeating Pennsylvania’s ‘Crazy’ Trucking Mistake

I recently wrote about “How the Budget Stops California from Setting North Carolina’s Transportation Policy.” I described how Gov. Roy Cooper had signed a “Memorandum of Understanding” in 2020 with…

Cronyism wins when media get lazy

Here's how media are often lazy in failing to recognize cronyism: they'll suspend their suspicion of big business getting cozy with government when that coziness coincides with their own political…

School choice week: Stossel labels it a ‘noble cause’

John Stossel explains his support for school choice in a TownHall.com column. School choice is a noble cause. In much of America, parents have little or no control over where…

This weekend on Carolina Journal Radio

Carolina Journal Radio marks its 800th weekly episode by highlighting some of the most interesting figures to appear on the program over the past 15 years. Among the notable interviewees:…

Stossel interviews Tierney on who is really anti-science

“He ain’t helping me,” the customer answers. “He is tearing me up.”

That’s a quote from one of the people who’s on the losing end of Philadelphia’s new soda tax. Reason reports that, according to libertarian John Stossel, a $2 liter bottle…

Stossel admits mistake, still likes prediction markets better than polls

John Stossel admits a yuuuge mistake in his latest Human Events column. I was so dumb last week. I wrote my column Tuesday — before election results were in. I…

Stossel looks beyond the top of the ballot

John Stossel writes at Human Events about election contests that have been dwarfed by the high-profile presidential race. Congressional elections may determine whether Obamacare lives or dies. Electionbettingodds.com currently says…

This weekend on Carolina Journal Radio

Carolina Journal Radio marks its 700th consecutive weekly episode with highlights from more than a dozen years of insightful interviews about politics, public policy, and history. You’ll hear highlights from…

Stossel and Supreme Court appointments

John Stossel‘s latest column at Human Events explores the links between presidential power grabs and Supreme Court appointments. Because presidents think Congress is failing when it doesn’t pass legislation they…